Noun:

शेकर्स,

shakers's Usage Examples:

constant threat and the carriages themselves were heavy and lumbering boneshakers that made passengers sick as they juddered along the road.

equipment specializing in rotary evaporation, shakers, overhead stirrers, peristaltic pumps and magnetic hotplate stirrers.

Their wood and iron construction earned these velocipedes the sobriquet Boneshakers.

A hygroscopic material will tend to become damp and cakey when exposed to moist air (such as the salt inside salt shakers during humid.

ramekins or lidded serving bowls; compotes; pitchers or jugs; platters, salvers, and trays; salt and pepper shakers or salt cellars; sauce or gravy boats;.

Roach (synthesizers, samplers, percussion, didgeridoo, breath, shakers, ocarinas, voice) Byron Metcalf (percussion, frame drums, djembe, tom-toms, bass.

The pepper-box revolver or simply pepperbox (also "pepper-pot", from its resemblance to the household pepper shakers) is a multiple-barrel firearm, mostly.

Velocipedes meant boneshakers, only occasionally was there the odd tricycle or quadricycle.

hickory wood frame built by the Hanlon Brothers, who made and demonstrated boneshakers at fairs and circuses, although the Smithsonian"s Roper has an iron frame.

During the 1920s prohibition era in the United States, cocktail shakers were produced in many different shapes.

Salt and pepper shakers or salt and pepper pots, of which the first item is normally called a salt cellar in British English, are condiment dispensers.

They are called shakers because the method of creating.

Synonyms:

sect, Shaker, religious order, United Society of Believers in Christ"s Second Appearing, religious sect,